> To answer your question. Ask a proposal from some of the freelancers > in this list to conduct a training for you or your institute. That is > be best coaching center you might get. >
I have seen a couple of exceptions here in Hyderabad,just like the guy chandrasekhar, http://www.chandrashekar.info/training/free-weekend-core-python-bootcamp.html One is , VEDA institute guy who teaches linux 2.6 kernel,Though the pace of the course is a bit fast, he is always ready to offer help even after the course is done.I heard this from my friends. Another one is worked for DRDO (forgot his name and institute), teaches device drivers programming and C/C++ programming in UNIX .And he is also helpful after the course. But the bottom line is ,Learn technologies from who have a passion for them(I do second senthil).Not from those who do for money.I think you could sense this once you attend the demo class and asked questions. Ofcourse, the above analogy applies for who love technology,then only you can judge based on factors like clarity of thought in his expression and exposure he has on technology. Thanks&Regards, Srinivas Reddy Thatiparthy, Mobile:9393099772,
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